Short accounts

I had three Ledgers and a paper backup I had not opened since 2020. The reviewer helped me realise my second device still used the old passphrase scheme from before I added a 25th word. Took an extra half hour, but I left knowing exactly what to fix.
— Jae-won P., dormant wallet review, Busan
The annual hold planning session gave me a calendar I actually follow. My wife now knows where the backup envelopes live without me having to explain the whole setup each time.
— Eun-ji M., annual hold planning, Ulsan
Straightforward process. The seed phrase audit was thorough, though I wish the office had a bit more sound insulation — I was conscious of the hallway noise during the spot-check.
— Thomas R., seed phrase verification audit, Busan

Extended case: the Han family review

The Han family held assets across two Trezor devices and a steel backup capsule stored at a relative’s apartment in Daegu. They had not conducted a joint review since 2022, when the eldest son added a passphrase.

We scheduled a dormant wallet review at our Nam-gu office with both parents present. The six-step checklist surfaced two issues: the steel capsule’s engraving used an older word-numbering convention, and the son’s passphrase note referenced a BIP39 word list edition that differed from the one printed in the family binder.

Neither issue required immediate fund movement. The session produced a revised label sheet and a shared gap list the family agreed to address before their next annual review in October.

Extended case: remote review for an overseas holder

A Busan-born holder living in Singapore requested a remote dormant wallet review. We shipped a printed checklist in advance and conducted the session over an encrypted video call.

The holder verified addresses on screen while we guided the sequence. The main finding was an unlabelled change address from a 2021 transfer that had never been recorded in their ledger. They updated their spreadsheet during the call and emailed us a confirmation photo of the revised page.

Remote sessions follow the same checklist structure as in-person reviews. Pricing is identical; only the format differs.

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